Method-deprecated warning, but can't find method in project
Method-deprecated warning, but can't find method in project
- Subject: Method-deprecated warning, but can't find method in project
- From: Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2010 07:21:01 -0400
I see a method-deprecated warning when I run my app, but when I search all my project files for the method I don't find it. Does this mean Apple is calling the deprecated method in one of the Cocoa frameworks? The method in question is -[NSProgressIndicator animate:].
When I search "In Project and Frameworks" I don't find any .m files for the frameworks, of course, but I do find this hit, which I don't understand:
AppKitFull.bridgesupport
<method selector='animate:'>
Hmm, thinking out loud: I am using the Scripting Bridge framework, and I haven't rebuilt the AppleScript terminology header for the System Events application using the sdp tool since Tiger. I guess that might be it?
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Bill Cheeseman - email@hidden
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